Compatible with Canon 40D?
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Yes, it has a 1/4-20 male end. The 40D has a tripod mount with 1/4-20 female opening (most cameras do) it will work.
689399
I doubt it. I have a Canon 60D, and the vertical grip that bought for that camera stated it would work with the D, 20D, 30D, 40D and the 50D, as well as the 60D. However, that may or may not be the fact with all brands of battery grips. Your best bet is to contact the maker. I hope this helps.
1354250
Hello. I bought mine for my Canon 60D. By mistake I purchased the wrong SATECHI remote shutter release, with the NC3 connector (for Nikons) instead of the 2.5mm plug (for newest Canons). Yes, it worked flawlessly for the 60D and also for a newer T4i that we have in the office. Since I own a 20D and a 40D now I can use my shutter release with those old cameras (that had the Nc3 connector) and with my newer Canons that have the 2.5mm plug. I hope this helps. Great deal for me and the best solution.
364757
This works for my 60D and my 70D. I don't know about the 40D but if it works for the 2 I have, it will probably work for the 40D. Here is the link for Canon compatibility. http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/remote-switch-rs-60e3 Your camera model is not listed.
185007
It appears that the powershot battery is an NB-8L, whereas the 40D takes a BP511. All the information I see indicates that the adapter for the 40D won't work for the powershot.
2283778
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the 40D. The product description states that it will work with any cameras with the standard hot-shoe. (Such as Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax etc.) I can't imagine the 40D would have a different hot-shoe than the other models listed like the 60D.
784659
I ordered the Rainbow Imaging remote for my Canon 7D and was sent one connector the fits perfectly. I didn't notice an opportunity to order additional connector cords. You probably need to order one for your Canon 40D and ask the company if additional cords ar available with the appropriate connectors for the specific Rebel you own. By the way I use my remote very frequently and love it
122905
I just bought a 40D and I think it is a great camera. As posted, there is not best choice but I am sure if the extra (few) bucks is not an issue, we should go for the 40D. It is also the latest sensor and I found it to be really good. Took some shots and it is great.
1962894
I don't know if it fits the30D but, it was NOT compatable on my 40D. The ad led me to believe it would but did not. So it sit's uselessly on a shelf.
639571
Yes, it matches with 40D... I've used it with several old 300D and D60 as well as with 5D mk.II - but there is no good focusing screen for these cameras. I've tried standard focusing screen Eg-A, Eg-S and 180split screen. Even Eg-S was the best I've missed a lot of shoots. At the end I've had to sell this great lens and buy EF 50/1.2 - just because of weak focusing. Glass itself is amazing in term of sharpness and 'film-like' colors. If you are videographer then it's no.1 for you - because you will use loupe on your LCD for focusing for sure. But if you want it for stills I recommend something different with good AF. Specially for a crop format sensor. I have EF 50/1.2 - what it's good (just wide open f1.2 is a bit softer with strong vinetation on full frame but from 1.6 it's a great lens). Standard EF 50/1.4 has perfect value for that price. EF 50/1.8 is 2years lens - it's plastic so after this period mine couldn't focus correctly. I've also tried Sigma 50/1.4 - it's the same level as EF 50/1.4 for me - but I prefer Canon. EF 50/1.2 is my choice because of build, focus and optical quality. For Canon bodies you can't find nothing better. BUT if you love Zeiss glass - change to Sony, you'll see why ;) Note: I use 50mm for about 90% of time and I work as a wedding and lifestyle photographer. You can find my work at www.marianmajik.com
341953
Not familiar with the Canon 40D. However it is a continuous light source so does not require a sync cord
185006
I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question. All I can say is that it works with a Canon 40D.
235289
It will fit any Canon with an EF mount, which the 20D is. Note that you won't be able to control anything as there is no "aperture" let alone digital communication between the camera and the "lens". You will be shooting in manual mode controlling only the shutter speed and ISO (noting that the 20D is quite noise at higher sensitivity). You can bracket both exposure and (microscope) focus producing quite good results.
90798
Well I think that is absolutely compatible, but you cann´t get the total wide angle because crop factor, this is an aps-c camera, in fact amazon sells it for that cameras, anyway i bought it for canon so maybe you must try to get more information, I know is not soported on nikon d40 and d60 cameras
643774
This grip takes a ton of AA batteries, I actually tossed mine in the trash shortly after buying it. I would send it right back and spring for one that uses actual canon batteries and not AA's, then you will be able to use any battery that fits into the 40D.
821944
Yes, with no problems. I have a 40D and a T3i. Works fine on both. Did have a problem with the lens not focusing after about a year and a half, but when I called Tamron, no problem with the lengthy warranty Tamron has with their lenses! Very quick turn around for the repair and it works great again now!
1566098
On my 40D it works fine. The battery door must be snugly closed. There is a micro switch on the edge of the camera body battery cavity opposite the battery door hinge (where the round bulge is on the "battery adapter") that must be depressed (closed contact). If that switch is not closed camera won't work even with a good battery.